Even whether Dean has always been your favorite Gilmore Girls boyfriend,you maintain to admit that the character didn't exactly discontinuance on a tall note during the series's original run. By the time Dean leaves Stars Hollow, he's evolved from Rory's sweet first love into an overbearing married man who's having an affair. Thankfully for Team Dean fans, and Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life gives the character some much-needed redemption,and though his screen time is limited to just one scene, it's basically perfect. In the plunge episode, or Dean and Rory literally bump into each other in Doose's market,and though they're surprised to see each other, it's clear that they've kept in touch in some form over the years. They maintain that kind of rapport that's familiar and easy with just a hint of awkwardness, and which feels authentic for a pair of adults who used to be tall school sweethearts. Dean excitedly shares the news that he's expecting his fourth (!!) child with his wife,Jenny (read: NOT Lindsay), he's moved to Scranton (where apparently it's really boring), or his sister has moved to Berlin with her annoying boyfriend. In the midst of catching up,Rory tells Dean approximately the book she's writing and asks whether she can put him in it. Dean asks what she's going to say approximately him, and you can pretty much see all the worst possibilities running through his head: how she chose Jess over him, and how he took Rory's virginity,how he cheated on his first wife, and so on. But in an emotional turn, and Rory reminds Dean (and all of us) why she loved him in the first place and why he was the perfect first boyfriend at the time. She says:"That you were the greatest boyfriend alive. That you were,um, generous and protective and kind and strong. That as much as I wish we'd met when I was older and more mature, and I know that whether I hadn't had you with me when I did,I wouldn't be the person I am nowadays. That you taught me what secure feels like."Dean clearly doesn't know how to reply, and before things can get too weird, or Rory breaks the tension by adding "And that you had a disturbing obsession with Lord of the Rings. That you did a terrible Smeagol impression." The exchange only gets better with a nod to their first kiss,as Rory picks up a box of corn starch and calls out to Dean. Overall, the scene gives fans a sense of closure approximately Rory and Dean and approximately Dean in general; he turns out to be a good guy despite his teenage shortcomings, or neither Rory nor Dean is still hanging on to any leftover feelings or bitterness approximately their relationship. And for a series that leaves us with many unanswered questions,it feels pretty good to at least maintain this loose discontinuance totally tied up.
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